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Top 10 Supercars 2027

By Kory White · Updated Oct 2026 · 4 min read
296 GTB
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The Ferrari 296 GTB is the best supercar to buy in 2027, with the McLaren 750S and Porsche 911 Turbo S right behind it. The ranking is based on real-world driving experience and performance delivered per dollar.

At a glance

#PickCombined powerBest for
1296 GTB830 hp (120° V6 + PHEV motor)Buyers who want the most complete, usable Ferrari driving experience
2750S740 hpDrivers who want the lightest, most focused mid-engine supercar
3911 Turbo SFrom $270,300Someone who wants supercar speed they can drive every day, year-round
4Revuelto1,015 CV (747 kW)Buyers who want Lamborghini's flagship V12 hybrid halo car
5Temerario920 CV (677 kW)Buyers who want Lamborghini V8 hybrid thrills a step below the Revuelto
6Corvette ZR1From $198,000Buyers who want the most horsepower per dollar of any car on this list
7MC20From $145,000Buyers who want butterfly doors and a bespoke V6 at the lowest supercar entry price
8Vantage670 bhp (680 PS) at 6,000 rpmBuyers who want a hand-built British GT with supercar pace
9AMG GTFrom $108,850 (GT 43)Buyers who want a supercar-grade top trim with a usable, lower-cost base trim
10Tourbillon1,800 hp (1,000 hp V16 + 800 hp electric)Collectors for whom price is irrelevant and only the ultimate matters

Pick by what you want

Best overall
296 GTB
Best for pure driver's feel
750S
Best for daily usability
911 Turbo S
Best value
Corvette ZR1
Most attainable Italian supercar
MC20

The ranking

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296 GTB

296 GTB
Answrs VerdictThe best all-round supercar balance on sale.
Combined power: 830 hp (120° V6 + PHEV motor)Top speed: >330 km/hElectric-only range: 25 km (eDrive mode)

The 296 GTB combines an 830 hp 120° V6 with a plug-in hybrid motor, tops 330 km/h, and can run 25 km on electric power alone. It delivers a complete, usable Ferrari experience without the compromises of older exotics.

Go ifBuyers who want the most complete, usable Ferrari driving experience
Skip ifYou want a naturally-aspirated V12 or a manual
Why #1 over #2: It beats the 750S by offering hybrid efficiency and everyday usability alongside supercar pace.
2

750S

750S
Answrs VerdictPurest driver's feel of any current supercar.
Horsepower: 740 hp0-60 mph: 2.7 secTop speed: 206 mph

The 750S packs 740 hp, hits 0-60 mph in 2.7 seconds, and reaches 206 mph. It is the lightest, most focused mid-engine supercar on sale, built purely for driver engagement.

Go ifDrivers who want the lightest, most focused mid-engine supercar
Skip ifYou need real luggage space or a soft ride
Why #2 over #3: It beats the 911 Turbo S by delivering a purer, more focused driver's feel.
3

911 Turbo S

911 Turbo S
Answrs VerdictThe most usable supercar-fast car you can own daily.
Starting price (MSRP): From $270,300Combined system output: 701 hp0-60 mph (Sport Chrono): 2.4 secTop speed: 200 mph

The 911 Turbo S starts at $270,300, produces 701 hp, sprints to 60 mph in 2.4 seconds with Sport Chrono, and maxes out at 200 mph. It is the most usable supercar-fast car you can drive every day, year-round.

Go ifSomeone who wants supercar speed they can drive every day, year-round
Skip ifYou want mid-engine exotic looks
Why #3 over #4: It beats the Revuelto by offering daily usability and year-round drivability at a fraction of the cost.
4

Revuelto

Revuelto
Answrs VerdictLamborghini's most powerful road car, V12 drama intact.
Combined power: 1,015 CV (747 kW)0-100 km/h: 2.5 secTop speed: >350 km/h

The Revuelto combines a V12 with hybrid power for 1,015 CV (747 kW), launches to 100 km/h in 2.5 seconds, and exceeds 350 km/h. It is Lamborghini's most powerful road car, with V12 drama intact.

Go ifBuyers who want Lamborghini's flagship V12 hybrid halo car
Skip ifBudget matters at all
Why #4 over #5: It beats the Temerario by offering the flagship V12 hybrid experience and more power.
5

Temerario

Temerario
Answrs VerdictThe new entry point into Lamborghini's hybrid era.
Combined power: 920 CV (677 kW)0-100 km/h: 2.7 secTop speed: 343 km/h

The Temerario delivers 920 CV (677 kW) from a V8 hybrid, hits 100 km/h in 2.7 seconds, and tops 343 km/h. It is the new entry point into Lamborghini's hybrid era, a step below the Revuelto.

Go ifBuyers who want Lamborghini V8 hybrid thrills a step below the Revuelto
Skip ifYou specifically want the V12 flagship
Why #5 over #6: It beats the Corvette ZR1 by offering Lamborghini badge appeal and hybrid thrills.
6

Corvette ZR1

Corvette ZR1
Answrs VerdictBest Value: supercar-beating power for a fraction of the price.
Starting price: From $198,000Horsepower: 1,064 hp (5.5L twin-turbo LT7 V8)Torque: 828 lb-ft

The Corvette ZR1 starts at $198,000, makes 1,064 hp from a 5.5L twin-turbo LT7 V8, and produces 828 lb-ft of torque. It offers supercar-beating power for a fraction of the price.

Go ifBuyers who want the most horsepower per dollar of any car on this list
Skip ifYou want European exotic badge appeal
Why #6 over #7: It beats the MC20 by delivering far more horsepower per dollar.
7

MC20

MC20
Answrs VerdictThe most attainable real Italian supercar today.
Starting price: From $145,000Horsepower: 630 hp (Nettuno 3.0L twin-turbo V6)0-100 km/h: 2.9 secTop speed: 325 km/h

The MC20 starts at $145,000, packs a 630 hp Nettuno 3.0L twin-turbo V6, accelerates to 100 km/h in 2.9 seconds, and reaches 325 km/h. It is the most attainable real Italian supercar today, with butterfly doors and a bespoke V6.

Go ifBuyers who want butterfly doors and a bespoke V6 at the lowest supercar entry price
Skip ifYou need all-wheel drive
Why #7 over #8: It beats the Vantage by offering a mid-engine Italian supercar experience at a lower entry price.
8

Vantage

Vantage
Answrs VerdictA GT-car body with genuine supercar punch.
Horsepower: 670 bhp (680 PS) at 6,000 rpm0-60 mph: 3.4 secTop speed: 202 mph

The Vantage produces 670 bhp (680 PS) at 6,000 rpm, hits 60 mph in 3.4 seconds, and tops 202 mph. It is a hand-built British GT with genuine supercar punch.

Go ifBuyers who want a hand-built British GT with supercar pace
Skip ifYou want mid-engine layout
Why #8 over #9: It beats the AMG GT by offering a more exotic, hand-built British GT character.
9

AMG GT

AMG GT
Answrs VerdictThe widest price spread from GT cruiser to 805-hp monster.
Starting price: From $108,850 (GT 43)Top-trim horsepower: 805 hp (GT 63 S E Performance)Top-trim 0-60 mph: 2.7 sec (GT 63 S E Performance)

The AMG GT starts at $108,850 for the GT 43, while the top GT 63 S E Performance makes 805 hp and hits 60 mph in 2.7 seconds. It offers the widest price spread from GT cruiser to 805-hp monster.

Go ifBuyers who want a supercar-grade top trim with a usable, lower-cost base trim
Skip ifYou want pure exotic looks over GT styling
Why #9 over #10: It beats the Tourbillon by being actually attainable and usable regularly.
10

Tourbillon

Tourbillon
Answrs VerdictThe most powerful, least attainable car on this list.
Combined power: 1,800 hp (1,000 hp V16 + 800 hp electric)Starting price: From €3.8 million netProduction run: 250 examples

The Tourbillon combines a 1,000 hp V16 with 800 hp of electric power for 1,800 hp total, starts at €3.8 million net, and is limited to 250 examples. It is the most powerful, least attainable car on this list.

Go ifCollectors for whom price is irrelevant and only the ultimate matters
Skip ifYou're buying a car to actually drive regularly

How we ranked these

The order is decided by real-world driving experience and performance delivered per dollar. The best all-around supercar comes first, down to the most exclusive halo hypercar priced beyond practical reach. Facts are taken from each maker's own published information; check the official site before you buy.

Questions people ask

What's the best overall supercar for 2027?

The Ferrari 296 GTB, which pairs an 830-hp hybrid V6 with everyday usability most exotics can't match.

What's the best value supercar for 2027?

The Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 starts around $198,000 and makes 1,064 hp, more power than cars costing two to three times as much.

What's the most powerful supercar for 2027?

The Bugatti Tourbillon, with a combined 1,800 hp from its V16 and electric motors, though it starts at roughly €3.8 million.

Horsepower (hp; Lamborghini figures published in CV) at a glance

MC20630 hp
Vantage670 hp
911 Turbo S701 hp
750S740 hp
AMG GT 63 S E Performance805 hp
296 GTB830 hp
Temerario920 hp
Revuelto1,015 hp
Corvette ZR11,064 hp
Tourbillon1,800 hp
Horsepower (hp; Lamborghini figures published in CV), as published by each maker. Picks without a published figure are left off.

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Sources

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